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dToken delisting FAQ
Updated over a month ago

What is happening with dTokens on Bake?

Due to upcoming changes to the DeFiChain protocol and the complexity of the new on-chain process, we will be delisting all dTokens in the coming weeks. Users will need to withdraw or swap their dToken holdings before the deadline to avoid automatic swaps.

Key Dates to Remember:

  • October 11: Fixed term Liquidity Mining (LM) positions will be unfrozen, allowing you to manage your assets.

  • October 14: Deposits for all dTokens will be disabled.

  • To Be Confirmed: All dTokens, including DUSD, will be automatically swapped to DFI if not withdrawn or manually swapped before the deadline. (Please note that DeFiChain DEX fees may apply.)

What should I do with my dTokens?

You have the following options:

  1. Withdraw: Move your dTokens to a DeFiChain wallet where the dToken restart will take place.

  2. Swap: Manually swap your dTokens for other supported assets before the deadline.

If no action is taken, your dTokens will be automatically swapped to DFI.

Which dTokens and Liquidity Mining Pools are Affected?

dTokens:

  • DUSD

  • dTSLA

  • dGLD

  • dSPY

  • dTLT

  • dARKK

  • dAAPL

  • dNVDA

  • dGOOGL

  • dBABA

  • dQQQ

  • dSLV

  • dPLTR

  • dPDBC

  • dAMZN

  • dGME

  • dURTH

  • dVNQ

  • dEEM

  • dCOIN.

LM Pools: All pools related to the dTokens listed above will be impacted:

  • EUROC-DUSD

  • USDT-DUSD

  • dGME-DUSD

  • dCOIN-DUSD

  • USDC-DUSD

  • dPLTR-DUSD

  • dTLT-DUSD

  • dSLV-DUSD

  • dEEM-DUSD

  • dBABA-DUSD

  • dARKK-DUSD

  • dPDBC-DUSD

  • dTSLA-DUSD

  • dGOOGL-DUSD

  • dAMZN-DUSD

  • dAAPL-DUSD

  • DUSD-DFI

  • dNVDA-DUSD

  • dQQQ-DUSD

  • dURTH-DUSD

  • dGLD-DUSD

  • dSPY-DUSD

  • dVNQ-DUSD

Why is this change happening?

This change is due to the complexity of implementing the adjustments outlined in the improvement proposal (dToken restart DFIP), which requires significant developer resources. As a result, we are asking users to manage their dToken holdings before the delisting.

Will dTokens return to Bake after this change?

After the on-chain implementation of the dToken restart is completed, we will evaluate the possibility of relisting dTokens on Bake in the future.

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